The Post - 2021-05-19

• Deal gives iwi greater stake
• Adams short on seasonal cheer
• MIQ refusals to waive
• Fees under scrutiny
• Guildford in Wairarapa Bush squad
• Wellington Property Market Update
• Partner being ‘sleazy’ to student – witness
• Bowls club to shut four years after being saved
• Airport bids to reclassify golf course
• Big rise in car theft amid social media trend
• Seismic strengthen­ing funds on way
• Call to recognise Palestinia­n statehood
• HAMAS TUNNELS SMASHED
• Property investors majority in House
• Wellington artist revives marquetry
• Emotions run high at vote for Ma¯ori wards
• Old rocks make Zealandia’s case stronger
• Ransom attack ‘chaos’ hits Waikato hospitals
• Radical shakeup of MMP recommende­d
• NZ High Commission staffer dies from Covid
• ’People think we have the plague’
• From dropout to Nobel Peace Prize
• How I write: Poet and journalist Linda Collins
• House prices to fall – Westpac
• Startup raises $16m to put virtual fencing in US, Aust
• Migrant tap hard to turn off
• Staff shortage
• Rise in OIAs reveals inadequaci­es
• What did the state do to keep a little boy safe?
• Nats are in better shape than you might think
• Nature red in tooth and boar
• Congressma­n in spotlight after ally’s child sex plea
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CIA agent drew on experience to write the award-winning novel Red Sparrow
• Today in History
• McKenzie teed off by goalkickin­g questions
• Lewis re-signs with Nix ahead of homecoming
• Fried balls of delight
• We learn to embrace our adult brain
• Noms for the ’Gram
• Spud-alicious!
• Secrets of the soil
• Emotion overload
• SLEEP TRAIN YOUR TEEN
• Teen brain strain
• Heartbreak and care
• Ageing actively
• Saving face

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